The Coalition of Central Indiana Tea Parties, along with Indy Tea Party North, Indy Defenders of Liberty West, Lafayette Citizens in Action, and concerned citizens across the state, are calling on all Hoosiers to join a public rally at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, April 21, outside the Governor’s Mansion on North Meridian Street (between 46th and 49th Streets in Indianapolis).
The doors of Logansport High School’s Berry Bowl will be open from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 22, for the annual Cass County College & Career Expo. The public is invited to attend the event where more than 40 central Indiana employers and 20 Indiana colleges and universities will be available to meet with prospective employees and students.
IU Kokomo Psychology professor earns W. George Pinnell Award for exceptional service
Dancing, walking, running fill the streets of tight-knit town
On April 16, 2024, the Kokomo Police Department Patrol Division responded to a southside home in reference to a report of an unconscious/unresponsive female. The female was deceased, and the Howard County Coroner’s office responded and assisted with the investigation.
Also, flowers returning to downtown
Station 6 being rebuilt on same site along Ind. 931
Also, Kokomo Area Career & Networking Fair set for April 15
This week, Howard County Historical Society executive director Anne Shaw joins Kokomo Lantern publisher Pat Munsey to talk about the six inductees into the Howard County Hall of Legends Class of 2025. Honorees include Eddie Bethea, Richard Blacklidge, Jonathan Russell, Sally Tuttle, Dr. Mary E. Wilson, and R. L. Young. Tickets are still available for the Hall of Legends ceremony, which takes place in Hingst Hall on the Ivy Tech Kokomo campus. Tickets are $60 and can be purchased by visiting www.hchistory.org.
IUK Observatory open house, April 13
Residents opposed to policies of President Trump march in solidarity across nation
Student researchers, faculty share impact of their work in Regionals at the Rotunda
Also, Apperson Way to close April 9
Ready to dig? Duke Energy reminds residents to call 811 before beginning spring digging projects. National Safe Digging Month emphasizes the critical need to call 811 to ensure utility lines are properly marked before starting any digging projects.
Clark Dietz, Inc., of Indianapolis, Ind., has earned a National Recognition Award for exemplary engineering achievement. They will be recognized at the American Council of Engineering Companies’ (ACEC) 58th annual Engineering Excellence Awards (EEA) for designing stormwater and roadway improvements to support construction of the $6.3-billion Stellantis Electric Vehicle (EV) Battery Plant in Kokomo, Ind.
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North Washington closes April 4
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National Dust Off Association joined by Governor, City of Kokomo, Howard Co. Commissioners in recognizing veteran for his work at home and abroad
Downtown Association reduces paper use for monthly event
Howard County Sheriff’s Office focusing on speeding, distracted driving
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Kokomo is taking the national spotlight as it is featured in an episode of John McGivern’s Main Streets, a television series that highlights unique communities across the Midwest. The episode first aired on March 27 on PBS Wisconsin and select PBS stations across the Midwest.
Join the Greentown Historical Society on Sat., April 12, at 2 p.m. as it welcomes author Janis Thornton to conduct a discussion about the 1965 Palm Sunday tornadoes which ripped through Howard County and many communities across the Midwest.